Wrestling:
Bonita won a share of its first league (Palomares) championship since Ronald Reagan began his second term as President of the United States.
The Bearcats easily defeated Colony, 59-18, on Tuesday night.
Of their 11 victories (in 14 matches), BHS won seven via pin-fall, three major decisions and one tech fall.
The dual began at 152 pounds, and Bonita got out to a 34-0 lead and never looked back.
Sending a big congrats to one of the good guys, Rob Froh, for molding his program/wrestlers into champions.
Just below are the results from every match.
Bonita won a coin toss and will participate in Saturday’s CIF-SS team duals.
Dual Results:
152: Xander Rivas (B) pinned Daniel Inzuna
160: Nathaniel Gonzalez (B) pinned Elias Perez
170: Nathan Ebel (B) pinned Abran Mendoza
182: Michael Martinez (B) major decision over Jesus Cardenas (15-3)
195: CT Clancey (B) pinned Steven Harrington
220: Micah Tofilau (B) pinned Diego Herrera
285: Santiago Herrera (C) pinnned Andrew Figueroa
106: Chris Casanave (B) pinned Earvin Velasco
113; Elias Echeveste (B) pinned Ethan Ramirez
120: Owen Callaway (B) major decision over Isaiah Duarte (10-2)
126: Dylan Garcia (B) major decision over Justin Moua (8-0)
132: Tristan Tyner (C) pinned Izaiah Huerta
138: Joshua Ross (C) pinned Cole Shendrick
145: Tristan Fernandez (B) tech fall over Adrian Ruiz
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